Bài giảng môn Quản trị kinh doanh - Chapter 33: Business law with ucc applications,13e

Business Law with UCC Applications,13eThe Intersection of Law and ScienceChapter 33McGraw-Hill/Irwin Copyright © 2013 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.Learning ObjectivesExplain how the law permits the government to regulate science and technology.Describe the function of the Office of Science and Technology Policy.Outline the role of the National Science Foundation.Define the function of the National Institutes of Health.List the three challenges that face the modern world.Learning Objectives (cont.)Identify the purpose of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.Define the role of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.Describe the functions of the Clean Air Act and the Clean Water Act.Explain how the law protects patents, trade secrets, and copyrights.Describe four main issues that must be considered in developing a science policy.The Intersection of Law and ScienceRegulating Science and TechnologyNational, State, and International AuthorityFunding Science and TechnologyThe Intersection of Law and ScienceNational, State, and International AuthorityNational AuthorityState Police PowerInternational PowerThe United NationsInternational ProblemsThe Intersection of Law and ScienceFunding Science and TechnologyOffice of Science and Technology PolicyChief Technology Officer of the United StatesNational Science FoundationNational Institutes of HealthA National Science CourtUN Educational, Scientific, and Cultural OrganizationThe World Health OrganizationThe Intersection of Law and ScienceFacing the Global ChallengesHeilbroner’s Global Challenges Regulating Energy Problems Regulating Environmental ProblemsRegulating Population GrowthThe Intersection of Law and ScienceRegulating Energy ProblemsThe Federal Energy Regulation CommissionNuclear Regulatory CommissionInternational Atomic Energy AgencyThe Intersection of Law and ScienceRegulating Environmental ProblemsThe Environmental Protection AgencyThe Clean Air ActThe Clean Water ActThe Oil Pollution ActUnited Nations Environment ProgramUnited Nations Conference on Environment and DevelopmentThe Copenhagen AccordThe Intersection of Law and ScienceRegulating Population GrowthPopulation Growth FiguresConsequences of Uncontrolled Population GrowthThe American ResponseThe International ResponseThe Intersection of Law and ScienceProtecting Innovation and CreativityThe Nature of Intellectual Property Protecting Patents The America Invests Act of 2011 Protecting Trade Secrets Protecting CopyrightThe Intersection of Law and ScienceProtecting PatentsThe Patent Application ProcessPatentable Subject MatterUsefulness, Novelty, and NonobviousnessRecent Developments in the Nonobviousness TestNonobviousness and Cyber-InventionsSpecificity in the ApplicationThe Intersection of Law and ScienceThe America Invents Act (AIA) of 2011The First-to-File ProvisionThe New Dispute Resolution ProcessThe Intersection of Law and ScienceProtecting Trade SecretsA Primer on Trade SecretsState Statutory Trade Secret ProtectionThe Economic Espionage ActEstablishing Trade Secret StatusComputer Programs Denied Trade Secret StatusThe Intersection of Law and ScienceProtecting Trade SecretsComputer Programs Granted Trade Secret StatusTrademark ProtectionTrademark DilutionThe Intersection of Law and ScienceProtecting CopyrightA Primer on CopyrightThe No Electronic Theft ActThe Digital Millennium Copyright ActThe World Intellectual Property OrganizationThe Intersection of Law and ScienceDeveloping Global SolutionsFour Basic Requirements UN Economic Security CouncilThe Intersection of Law and ScienceFour Basic RequirementsDeveloping Long-Range PlansDeveloping PartnershipsDeveloping Education and Human ResourcesDeveloping Sources of CapitalThe Intersection of Law and ScienceUN Economic Security CouncilPositive Action Plans by the ESC